Send your logs to Honeycomb. (For more information about using Honeycomb, see our docs.)
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Install this plugin with
gem install fluent-plugin-honeycomb -
Edit your
fluentd.confconfiguration file. A minimal configuration looks like this:
<match your_match>
@type honeycomb
writekey "YOUR_WRITEKEY"
dataset "fluentd_test_dataset"
</match>
| Parameter | Type | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
writekey |
string | yes | Your Honeycomb write key. |
dataset |
string | yes | The name of the destination dataset in your Honeycomb account. |
sample_rate |
integer | no | Sample your event stream by sending 1 out of every N events. |
include_tag_key |
bool | no | Whether to include the Fluentd tag in the submitted event. |
tag_key |
string | no | If include_tag_key is true, the tag key name in the event (default: fluentd_tag). |
flatten_keys |
array | no | Flatten nested JSON data under these keys into the top-level event. |
dataset_from_key |
string | no | Look for this key in each event, and use its value as the destination dataset. If an event doesn't contain the key, it'll be sent to the dataset given by the dataset parameter. |
presampled_key |
string | no | Look for this key in each event, and use its value as the sample rate for the record. If an event doesn't contain the key, the logic around sample_rate will be used (1 out of every N events will be sent instead). If an event's presampled_key value is not a positive integer, the value is discarded, and the event is sent to Honeycomb with a samplerate of 1 (the default), ignoring the sample_rate configuration option. |
fluent-plugin-honeycomb supports the standard configuration options for buffered output plugins.
I recommend using rbenv for development.
To set up Fluentd, run:
gem install fluentd
fluentd --setup ./fluent
Edit the configuration file at ./fluent/fluent.conf, then run
fluentd -c ./fluent/fluent.conf -v
A note about naming: This gem must be named fluent-plugin-xxx in order to automatically be included in Fluentd's plugin list. See http://www.fluentd.org/faqs.
Travis will automatically upload tagged releases to Rubygems. To release a new version:
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Update the value of
HONEYCOMB_PLUGIN_VERSIONin lib/plugin/out_honeycomb_version.rb` -
Update
spec.versioninfluent-plugin-honeycomb.gemspec. -
Run
bump patch --tag # Or bump minor --tag, etc. git push --follow-tags
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